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木制品靜電噴塗設備爲企業做出正確的選擇，通常采用DISK靜電塗裝機自動噴塗，利用氣動馬達高速旋轉的離心力油漆通過高速旋轉的霧化盤甩成很細小的油漆顆粒。待噴塗的工件通過挂鈎懸挂在輸送線的挂具上接地並且輸送經過噴頭周圍，所帶電荷的油漆顆粒會均勻的吸附在工件表面。靜電噴漆和手工噴漆相比的優勢在于省漆，一般手工噴漆的油漆利用率在 30%-40%左右，而靜電噴塗根據不同的産品和工件，總體的油漆利用率能高達60%-80%之間。

木制品靜電噴塗設備的應用：家具行業、竹制品、嬰兒床，餐桌椅、相框、木衣架、樂器等

木制品靜電噴塗設備根據工作物的大小可用大小口徑不同的槍頭，一般來說，噴小面積的可用5~6毫米口徑的槍頭，若大面積可采用6毫米以上口径的枪头。在进行靜電噴塗时，还应注意悬挂工件与地面的距离在1米以上，而工件与工件之间的距离在互不碰撞的前提下，距离愈小愈好。若两支喷枪不在同一平面作业时，相隔可以近一些。专家表示，爲了提高靜電噴塗的效率，常常同时使用两支或两支以上的喷枪进行喷涂。此时因带有相同电荷的漆雾互相排斥，影响涂膜质量，所以，两支喷枪的间距至少1米。了解如何正確的使用這種設備的相關知識是非常重要的。

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